Blitz: Rise of Heroes

Embark on an immortal Action RPG adventure in Blitz: Rise of Heroes, a unique experience among Offline RPG games, where you must defend the realms. Immerse yourself in a world where legendary figures clash and darkness threatens. Assemble your ultimate team of heroes to engage in hours of turn-based RPG combat.

In the vast lands of Larnes, tales are told of five powerful factions: the Alliance, Keepers, Awakened, Ashen, and Divine. With a selection of over 100 distinct characters waiting to be discovered, ranging from fierce creatures of the wild to mystical wizards guarding ancient knowledge, the stories of heroism are endless. Each legend has a backstory, every hero a narrative, and in this realm of swords and sorcery, your chosen champions will forge their own sagas.

To prepare your squad for any encounter:

HERO LEVEL: Enhance your champions up to Level 450. As they level up, their health, attack power, and damage output increase, providing access to potent combat skills.

SKILLS LEVEL: Each hero possesses unique abilities. Upgrade their skills to unlock and enhance their full potential.

HERO RANK: Have duplicate heroes? Merge them! Progress through ranks and witness their evolution from a mere soldier to a legendary champion.

EQUIPMENT LEVELING: Top warriors need top-notch gear. Enhance helmets, armor, weapons, and boots. Their strength increases with each upgrade.

PROFILE UPGRADE: Enhance your profile to uncover greater opportunities and rewards in this expansive RPG universe.

Blitz: Rise of Heroes offers more than just battles. It is a realm of strategy and decisions:

ARENA: Enter the arena, challenge other players in PvP battles, and climb the ranks. Only the strongest can reach the top.

TREASURE MAZE: Navigate through a maze of choices, confronting enemies, forming alliances, and discovering treasures. Your strategy shapes your journey.

FLAMING FORTRESS: Encounter a citadel filled with trials. As you progress through levels, enemies become more challenging, testing your squad's strength. Rise to the occasion and claim your prizes.

STORY CAMPAIGN: Take part in an 80-territory narrative. Engage in battles, make allies, and unravel your heroes' destinies.

TOURNAMENTS: Limited-time challenges offer unique obstacles and great rewards. Participate, triumph, and earn recognition.

-COMING SOON: The world of Larnes is ever-changing. Look forward to the Temple of Trials and the Journey Sphere. New adventures, challenges, and legends await.

No hero should journey alone. Join guilds or form your own. Collaborate in boss raids like Guild Patrol and Guild Hunt. Share knowledge, strategize, and grow stronger together. Invite your friends, introduce them to the magic of Blitz: Rise of Heroes, and enjoy shared successes.

In this epic tale of power and strategy, where will your legend take you?

Rise up, champion, for Larnes awaits!

BlitZ: Rise of Heroes Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Form Strong Squads and Conquer Each Battle

Navigating Through The Main Screen

Campaign

The game will make you start at the fight interface (To Battle), so we will set our orientation from it. The battle option is available if the Campaign tab is selected. The only unique feature within this tab is the chapter indicator at the upper part which will show the name of the current chapter you’re at and a progress bar that marks your current location.

You can click on it to see the battles set for you in a chapter. You can also scout the power ratings of the squads you’ll be facing as well as their lineups. Your avatar marks the row of the next squad you will fight and this reflects the position of the “pin” on the progress bar.

You can also check the length of a chapter or how many squads you must fight to finish it. As you progress through chapters, the number of fights gradually increases.

City

The City holds four key features: Guild, Hero Portal, Market, and the Stela of Glory

Guild: Lets you create a guild by spending gems or join already established ones. You can search for the ID of a guild you know or simply send an application to the guilds that will be listed. Note that it may take a while for a list to fully load.

Hero Portal: This is where you can summon heroes to expand your roster. You can either use gems or summoning scrolls either one by one or by bulk of 10s. If you will be spending gems, we suggest to go with bulk summoning as it is more cost-efficient. The summoned heroes will be totally random—in terms of tier (Rare, Epic, Legendary) and faction.

Market: One of the places you can spend your gems and gold at. It has three, default sub-sections: City Market, Hero Shards, and Maze Shop.

City Market: Here you can spend gems to buy equipment and precious consumables like Epic shards, Power Stones, and hero experience containers. You can also spend gold here to buy Skill Crystals and maxed out silver star items.

Hero Shard Shop: When you sell heroes, you will receive Skill Crystals and a material called Resignation Badge; this is where you can spend those. Here, you can buy Legendary and Epic shards by bulk.

Maze Shop: This is where you can use the Maze Coins earned from beating enemies in the Treasure Maze. All the heroes available here are Legendary and require a hefty amount of Maze Coins to purchase. If you’re aim for an all-Legendary team, let this shop be yourinspiration to strive through the Treasure Maze. We’ll tell more about this battle option later.

The Market acts as the one-stop-shop in BlitZ: Rise of Heroes that unites all the stores in the game for about every resources you earn through combat. If you are in a guild, there will be shop entry/shortcut for Guild Market, too. The stores follow a uniform 24-hour cycle before restocking. You may also opt to prompt an immediate restock at the expense of gems.

Stela of Glory: The single player leaderboards in BlitZ: Rise of Heroes. You can check here your current global ranking in terms of your progress in Campaign and ascension in the in Flaming Fortress. You can also see your faction advancement points which reflects how you have developed your heroes belonging to each faction as well as how you’re ranked for it globally. What will be accounted in faction advancement would be the total power ratings of heroes per faction.

Wasteland

The Wasteland houses interesting features including off-campaign battle options in the Flaming Fortress, Treasure Maze, and Arena, as well as two others that are currently under re-development: Journey Sphere and Temple of Trials.

Flaming Fortress: One of the battle options we suggest for you to explore once you already have a good feel of the game, especially if you already have a squad that reaches a power rating of more or less 12k. In the Fortress, you must beat each squad that guards a floor before you can ascend to the next. Each victory awards you valuable resources that includes golds, gems, Epic shards, and Skill Crystals.

Treasure Maze: A time-bound event with battles that gets increasingly difficult as you push on. It will unlock once you have cleared the 15th enemy wave of Campaign 2. Victories here will award you with gold, hero experience, Skills Crystals, and Maze Coins. The power ratings of the enemy squads and rewards for beating them increases as you go further.

As mentioned earlier, the Maze Coins you earn will be a certain way for you to acquire a Legendary hero. You will need at least 45k Maze Coins to buy one which will roughly take 4 successful completions. The Treasure Maze resets every 48 hours based on the game’s own day cycle.

Clearing the Treasure Maze is a tall task which is technically beyond beginner level, but your way to eventually tackle this challenge is to understand the dynamics behind team composition and the skills of the heroes you command.

You will make choices as you advance through each battle and this may include buying powerful equipment (goblin merchant), acquiring the services of FREE mercenaries (Mercenary Camp/tents), stopping by recovery shrines (Shining Wells or Healing Springs), and opting to resurrect fallen team members (Lost Healer).

If a hero dies in battle, he won’t be available to fight in the next one, and this makes Lost Healers important. They can revive one fallen hero at a time prioritizing the revival of the fallen hero with the highest power rating.

If you could reach a Mercenary Camp, we highly recommend to ALWAYS acquire a hero. They won’t only serve as substitutes for fallen team members; they are a much-welcomed boost to your team. The available mercenaries will have a higher level and power rating than those in your organic (or owned heroes) roster. In the image above, you can see that the options are all at level 25, this is what we got when our organic, top-level heroes were just at levels 13-17.

The Treasure Maze is technically a war of attrition, so making the right choices is crucial for a   full clearance and efficient farming of Maze Coins.

Arena: The PVP mode in BlitZ: Rise of Heroes. When you open it, the PVP leaderboard will show up, listing the current top players and their respective power ratings. You can click on any of them to check their squad and other key info. Understandably, your go-to option here is to seek challenge and clicking on the button for it will make the game search for random players that the system believes to be within your bracket. You may click on them to “scout” before challenging them.

While the Arena unlocks are early as within Mission 2, we will not dive into deeper details because this guide is focused on achieving success in the single player modes. We’ll just leave it to you to discover what this feature offers. However, just to give some insight, Arena victories will award you gold and hero experience. Your trophy and ranking gain/loss, will also be shown in the battle summary.

Heroes

Your adventure in Blitz: Rise of Heroes revolves around the heroes you acquire and how you can improve them. As such, you will most definitely be frequenting this section. Let’s get you familiar on what’s in store here.

Your Heroes

When you access the section, it will default to the Your Heroes tab which will show the cards for each hero you have acquired. Duplicates will appear accordingly. Your roster has an initial capacity of 45 heroes and this cap will expand as you level up (or when you have VIP privileges). If you keep on summoning and are approaching the limit, the game will offer you to buy more slots using gems.

The game’s natural tutorial interface will introduce to you how to upgrade heroes and what to do when you have hero duplicates, so we won’t state the instructions here anymore. We will however touch up matters related to these later in this guide.

You can view heroes according to the faction they belong to by selecting the appropriate faction symbols. In the image below, we selected the Keeper faction. Whether you view the heroes based on faction or not, they will be shown in descending order with the highest-leveled ones first.

The roster arrangement also places heroes with higher grade/level of rarity on top, with the legendary heroes showing first, then the epics, and then the rares. If you inspect a hero, you’ll see that the legendaries have 4 skills (2 active, 2 passive), the epics have 3 (2 active, 1 passive), and rares have 2 (1 active, 1 passive).

Heroes of Larnes

In the Heroes of Larnes tab, you can learn about every single hero in BlitZ: Rise of Heroes. You will see them categorized according to tier. The ones you have not yet received will be marked accordingly. Regardless if you have already obtained them or not, you can tap on anyone to know key facts about them, including their faction, attack type, specialty, and class.                                                                     

Here, we are viewing Epic hero, Gal-Dzuk. We can see on the upper left that he is a melee attacker from the Keeper faction. Meanwhile, at the lower right, the indicators state that he is a warrior class specializing both in damage and defense. The high numbers you see all over are his level, power rating, skill levels, and stats; they are expressed at their maximum values.

Improvements

This tab is aptly named because it houses features that will directly or indirectly enable you to improve your heroes.

Oblivion Valley defaults to a Reset Heroes tab which will show all the heroes you have leveled up (basically, anyone who is higher than level 1, including duplicates). This function allows you to instantly extract all the resources you have spent to upgrade a hero to its current level as well strip from it any equipment you have given.

For as cheap as 20 gems, you’d practically be able to fully recover all upgrade materials. Because of this function, you won’t have to worry about any resources you have misappropriated from impulsive or experimental upgrades.

The Sell Heroes tab is where you can dispose rare-tier heroes to make room in your roster. Selling a hero will give you a fixed amount of Skill Crystals and Resignation Badges, something we have touched earlier in the Hero Shards store description.

Altar of Ascension is where you can merge duplicate hero to increase their star degree. Merging heroes is free, which is why you should always do it whenever available. There is even an Autoascenscion option which makes quick work of executing every possible merge in your roster, as if the game itself is encouraging you to use the feature.

An increase in star degree does not only improve the HP, damage, and defense of a hero; it also increases the level upgrade threshold which may make a hero future-proof. Blitz: Rise of Heroes is a young game which means that there’s a likelihood new heroes will be introduced and the fact that it has a PVP mode suggests a meta may arise.

Merging is not only limited to duplicate heroes. It is also possible to merge two max-starred Epic-tier heroes if they belong to the same faction. This gives an Epic hero a chance to ascend to Legendary tier.

Training Camp essentially gives you the chance to try a hero out and see if they can fit well in your main lineup. Putting a hero in training camp, regardless of its current level, will instantly “promote” it to copy the level of your hero with the sixth highest level.

It has two parts: the top will show your six heroes with the highest levels, they will serve as the mentors; the bottom has the slots where you can put heroes under mentorship. The first slot is opened by default and the subsequent slots can be unlocked by spending Student Tokens or gems.

The Training Camp is one of the best features in BlitZ: Rise of Heroes that you should take advantage of because it will allow you to further reinforce your current lineup template or allow you to be dynamic (i.e., have an extra damager for when your team lacks one in conquering some missions).

In one of the accounts we’ve used in making this guide, we are running a heal-heavy lineup. Now, we wish to try if Karn, a sustain-type hero, can fit in. We took on a hard mission where our heroes are behind in power rating and severely under-leveled.

As you can see in the image above, the level and power rating handicap did not seem to matter. The battle approached its end with only one enemy hero left to kill while I still have four, all at full health. The addition of Karn, therefore, was a success.

Heroes that are leveled up in the Training Camp will have their levels shown as blue text across all surfaces. Because Training Camp is a powerful feature, it exists with a balance mechanism, and vacating a slot will make it unusable for 24 hours. Therefore, it is ideal to have more than one slot, so you can at least alternate their usage taking into account the said painfully long cooldown.

Home

Finally, the last major main screen tab, Home. Although it would likely be the least used one, it has the unique access to two features: Mail and Friends. Mail is your inbox for any communication from the development team; Friends is yet being developed. Most probably it would be where you can invite your social media friends (as most games has a parallel function) or add other Blitz: Rise of Heroes players to an in-game friends list.

It also has a shortcut to the game’s settings (which you can alternatively access through the top-left corner avatar) and your storage/inventory (which has a floating shortcut, a bag icon that is visible when you’re in the City, Wasteland, or Campaign).

Apart from the storage, a lot of other shortcuts are visible from those main screen tabs. We’ll get to the important ones later in the section dedicated to checking prompts (or notifications).

With your knowledge on the interface set now, we’ll talk you through a general briefing that can orient you better with the game.